Sentence examples for the man represented from inspiring English sources

According to two Tactical Response Reports, the man represented an "imminent threat of battery" and performed an "attack without weapon".

Sen. Nick McKim, a member of the Australian Greens political party, said on Monday that the death of the man represented an "abhorrent" failure by Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's government, and pointed to the country's immigration minister, Peter Dutton.

While local authorities insist the man represented a grave threat to both the officers and the public bystanders reportedly said he had fired in the air the local response from this marginalized community, which sits adjacent to Compton and Watts, was swift and fierce.

The man represents intellect.

"The way I read the story," she said, "the man represents an extreme position as being the center.

The man represents London, and watching him dangle from the faulty contraption, looming like a spectre over the festivities, was not unlike, well, watching London host the Olympic Games.

May/December relationships aren't of note where the man represents December and his female partner, May.

Nevertheless, Mr. Ashcroft said the tapes showed that the men represented a significant threat.

Greg Bishop, a retired lieutenant colonel who worked with the Medal of Honor team for two years as the Army's liaison to the entertainment industry, told me later that the men represented themselves accurately.

But Khan and Tanweer were dismissed as "small-time fraudsters" and tracking them was said to be unfeasible given the resources of the security services and the apparent low threat the men represented.

Presumably, the men represent Hessian mercenaries.